good progress on the openvmm integration into proxmox :
- vnc server extended on Microsoft OpenVMM, so it supports noVNC now : https://github.com/microsoft/openvmm/pull/3197
- PID option added, a precondition to make VM status visible in the...
Hi @nleistad,
Confidently attributing the issue to NFS, QCOW, ZFS, network, or any other component requires proper analysis. This typically includes log review, reproducible testing, and potentially network trace reading.
There are known edge...
I have a Windows Server VM that experiences data corruption in the MSSQL tables of our CMS software. Software vendor blames the disk, SAN, RAID, Firmware.
Our Proxmox (v 9.1.7) is backed by an IXSystems M30 TrueNAS Scale SAN (10G connected...
I'm digging further into network issues. When I ping the proxmox server from the veeam server I see 20ms pings. That should be 1 or 2 ms. I had a 2 port poe switch in the mix that was casuing that.
Edit: Took the poe switch out and back to <1 ms...
Hi,
the following setup worked for me:
Method: POST
URL: https://discord.com/api/webhooks/<webhook.id>/<webhook.token>
Headers:
Key: "Content-Type", Value: "application/json"
Body:
{
"content": "Proxmox Test Message"
}
Have a look at...
Hi @Vladyslav ,
There is no documentation, as far as I am aware, that can guide you to use a non-root account. That said, you can use a tool (for example "govc") that uses the same network/API path as PVE and troubleshoot the connectivity easier...
same problem on my side.
i have 1x mikrotik with 2x proxmox server connected on different ip-subnets.
1x evpn tunnel between my proxmox hosts and every promox host has a bgp session to my mikrotik.
bgp routing table:
i get the /24 and /32...
Hi @Eric Thornton , welcome to the forum.
MTU size is not tied to network speed. You can use non-standard MTU values on 1 Gbit just as well as on 25 Gbit or higher links.
The key point is consistency: all devices participating in the same...
Setting up a new Proxmox cluster and were adding a NAS shared storage wondering if we should set the MTU to 9000 rather than 1500. we are using 10g networking to the switch.
what @bbgeek17 suggested should have been the first thing Veeam support instruct you to do. That kind of experience with their support (and other things) have led me to abandon using Veeam with PVE.
I recommend that you figure out a curl based way to upload a file to local storage with the same account that Veeam is using. Run it local to PVE first, if that works - run it from the Veeam network segment. If that works, convert it to PS...
And for lxcs (and file-based backups) you can set the change-detect-mode to metadata which will be used to detect already backed up data and should speedup the backups accordingly.
The real question you should ask yourself which kind of...
The drive is in fact an NVMe drive.
"Adding (or removing) PCI(e) devices can change the PCI ID of the other devices. This can break an existing setup when you add the drive. Also, make sure the drive is in a separate IOMMU group."
Not sure how...
If you only have one (repeated) backup job for a VM then Proxmox keeps track of which disk blocks have changed and PBS does not need to read the other disk blocks. This is reset when you stop and restart the VM, reboot or another backup jobs runs.